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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
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Have a fit a t O rres Tailors.
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Miss B ertha E liason was hom e th e
fore p a rt of th e week from P o rtlan d
w here she holds a position w ith the
S outhern Pacific com pany.
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C. A. W illiam son of G rants Pass,
general forem an of th e W estern Un
ion, was an A shland visitor yesterday
looking a fte r business in te rests for
his company.
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Leonard C. P e ttit will give full
violin concert a t M. E. church Mon
day evening, October 13.
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Thursday, October 8, 1810
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A ttorney F. W. M ears of M edford
was in A shland yesterday in the in
tere sts of th e Roosevelt M emorial
F und cam paign which will be held
October 2Q-27. Jackson county’s
quota for th is fund will be $750.
Mr. M ears is th e county ch airm an of
th e cam paign.
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B com pany of the N ational G uard
a re fixing up th e grounds around
th e arm ory and m aking th a t building
th e beauty spot it used to be before
th e w ar.
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Mrs. F. E. F rench has received a
le tte r from Mrs. M. C. Reed w ritten
on the eve of her sailing on her long
trip to New Z ealand w ith th e Ellison-
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. F rench left th is
m orning for P o rtla n d on a business
trip . They will drive hom e in th e
cah left th e re by R alph F rench on his
trip here from M ontana.
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A shland P ost No. 14, Am erican
Legion, will m eet in th e arm ory next
Tuesday night a t 8 o’clock. Aside
from the general business to be tra n s
acted, a fine social tim e is being
planned, and a ll ex-service men are
asked to be present, w hether or not
they have joined th e post. ’
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H em stitching, Picoting, 10 cents
a yard. W e pay th e postage. The
V anity H it Shop, M edford, Ore. 6-tt
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T he larg e st car of peaches ever
sent out of A shland u n d er ice was
packed th is week by th e Ashland
F ru it & Produce association. The
car contained 1729 boxes which held
121.841 peaches.
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C laude Sanders, a form er well
know n A shland boy, who is now lo-
0-1 ted in P o rtlan d , has been a busi
ness v isitor in th e citv th is week.
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Special on m incem eat all th is
week 25 cents a pound a t th e Plaza
M arket, 64 N orth Main stre e t. 32-4t
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The E pw orth L eague held a busi
ness m eeting in th e L eague room
Tuesday evening. A fine supper pre
ceded the m eeting which was hugely
enjoyed by all present.
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S. A. H anford, th e new su p e rin te n d
ent of K lam ath d istric t of th e M eth
odist church, will pay his first offi
cial visit to A shland th e la tte r p art
of th is week. Mr. Sanford is from
Springfield.
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Special th is week only No. 3 cof
fee $1.50, Plaza M arket, 64 N orth
Main.
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R ufus J. Cole of P asadena, Calif.,
form er ow ner of th e Cole ranch on
th e Siskiyous, was in th e city this
week.
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W. M. Briggs has received a com
plete list of lite ra tu re on th e re h a
b ilitatio n of disabled soldiers, the
project of th e governm ent to ena
ble soldiers un fit to p u rsu e th e ir for
m er avocations on account of disa
bilities incurred in th e w ar. By th is
vocational law such ex-service men
can ta k e up the p rep aratio n of any
tra d e or profession for any term of
years a t th e governm ent expense
H a rriso n T. M organ of th is city is
planning to ta k e ad v an tag e of this
offer.
He was Injured a t V erdun
w hen a shell exploded, th ro w in g a
stone ag ain st Mr. M organ’s back, and
seriously in ju rin g him so th a t he is
not able to follow his business of
farm ing.
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T rin ity Guild will serve a roast
d in n er in th e parish house on T h u rs
day evening from 6 to 8 o’clock at
75 cents a plate. E veryone cordial
ly invited.
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Rev. C. A. E dw ards, re tu rn e d to
th e p a sto ra te of th e A shland M etho
dist church for the th ird year, is
hom e from Salem w here he had been
a tte n d in g th e an n u al conference.
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W a te r Com m issioner E a rl H osier
and W. E. Sergant left yesterday on
a h u n tin g trip th a t tak es them to
th e B utte creek country in C alifor
nia.
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Dance every S atu rd ay evening at
A shland N atatorium . L au n sp ach ’s
Jazz orch estra.
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The board of d irecto rs of the city
schools a t a m eeting held th is week
elected Miss Faye C arver as physi
cal d irecto r of th e schools.
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George Y ates has sold his paper
ro u te to J. H. Stugg, a recent com er
to Ashland from Toledo, Ore., who
will tak e charge im m ediately.
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Cliff Payne m akes T abourettes.
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Mrs. E. J. Cole of Cole S tation, died
a t P asadena. Cailf., O ctober 3, a fte r
an extended illness. The deceased
was 7 6 years of age and was well
know n in th is vicinity. The body
was b ro u g h t to Y reka for b u ria l
Tuesday.
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A. C. Gunn, one of th e m ail clerks
ru n n in g into A shland, left Tuesday
night for San Francisco on a vaca
tion covering over two or th re e
weeks.
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Girls Wanted
W anted, one girl for dining room
a t once; also six girls or women to
assist serving tables a t E lks Tem ple,
d u rin g business m en’s banquet Octo
b er 16th. luncheon 12:30 a. m. and
d in n er 7 p. m.
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AUSTIN HOTEL.
W hite C h au tau q u a bureau. Mrs.
Reed says they w ere to sail from
V ancouver, B. C., on last F rid ay .
T here a re tw enty-one in th e p a rty
of w hich Mr. Reed will have ch arg e
u n til they reach A uckland, New Zea
land.
h u n tin g p arty who had a th rillin g
experience w ith a fam ily of bears
n e a r E agle P oint recently. This fam
ily consisted of a m other b e a r and
th re e cubs, and it took th e com bined
e ffo rts of th e e n tire p a rty to finally
subdue th e old bear who fought sav
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agely to save h er young. Five shots
D. M. M onteith was in th e city w ere required before M other Bear
yesterday in th e endeavor to o r was dispatched.
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ganize a branch of th e W estern Loan
C aptain M. W. Grubb of B com
and Building com pany of Salt Lake
pany,
O. N. G., has appointed his lieu
City. A num ber of the citizens are
in terested in th e p roject a n d if a te n a n ts for th e A shland company.
branch is organized d irecto rs will be These are first lie u te n a n t, W. M.
elected soon.
Briggs, and second lie u te n a n t, Lynn
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D. M owat. Both these w ere officers
Edw in Dunn and R obert Peachey in th e U. S. arm y d u rin g th e world
w ith two o th er men com posed a w ar.
M rs Nellie Connor says it pays to
ad vertise in th e T idings classified
colum n.
Y esterday she advertised
th e follow ing articles: One princess
d resse r; one oak sideboard; one
kitchen table.
In response to the
ad. all of them were sold before
bedtim e last night.
DANVILLE, K y.— Lady Bell Gray
is probably the m ost punctual and
in d u strio u s hen in K entucky. In
fact, she is so absolutely on tim e
w ith her egg laying th a t th e people
of P re sto n b u rg drop in a t 7 a. m. to
see h er go to her nest.
This very rem ark ab le S. C. Rhode
Island Red hen was hatched March
24, 1918, and laid h e r first big
brow n egg D ecem ber 1, 1918.
GUARANTEED PRICE
OF WHEAT IS HIGH
“ The average price received by the
A m erican grow er for w heat under
th e stabilized basis for th e past two
years has been $2.06 per bushel,”
says th e A g ricu ltu ral P u b lish er as
sociation. The average price received
by the B ritish grow er in th e sam e
period, according to th e official re
ports, has been $2.28 per bushel. The
g u aran teed prices of th e o th e r con
sum ing co untries
for th e present
year ru n s as follows;
“ France, $3.96; Spain, $3.96; It
aly, $4.34; H olland, $3.25; Norway,
$4.52; P o rtu g a l, $6.43, while one im
p o rtin g country of the W estern
H em isphere, Brazil, has a g u aranteed
price to its grow ers of $2.65.”
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E n terp rise— E ast Oregon Lumber
com pany, will rebuild mill destroyed
by fire.
MA SONIC
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Stated com m unication of A shland
Lodge No. 23, A. F. St A. M„ th is
(T h u rsd ay ) evening, October 9, a t
7:30 sharp. V isiting b reth ren cor
dially welcome.
F. H. JOHNSON, W. M.
W. H. DAY, Secy.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE— Steinw ay G rand piano,
reasonable price if tak e n a t once.
Mary Young, Vendome.
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